Thinking of new ideas and putting those ideas to practical economic use can be more of an art than a science.  At times innovation sends a signal that is in opposition to quality.

If we are constantly trying to solve problems and find solutions through effective investigation of failures, do we ever consider that the best solution is to ignore the past and invent the future?  Those of us who have a wider view of what innovation should deliver seek entirely new approaches verses conventional problem-solving for cause.  It’s not that analytical thinking is unnecessary but on occasion, a new solution unrelated to cause removal is warranted. Continue reading →